Pennod 6 Jude Cissé: Y WAG yn...

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-Jude Cisse is back.

-The girl from Anglesey...

-..who married soccer star

-Djibril Cisse and had three sons.

-I can't wait to go home

-and show Levi off to the children.

-Though they're now divorced,

-she still leads a WAG's life...

-..and talks of finding a new man.

-"I'm hopeful that I will get married

-again - I love being a wife."

-Over the year we've gained exclusive

-access to her own little world.

-Squeaky clean!

-Tonight we take a peek

-at Jude's second home in Morocco.

-How are you?

-I'm good, yes, thank you.

-I'm really famous in Marrakech.

-Everyone says, "It's Jude!"

-She's even invited OK! Magazine

-to the villa.

-You're getting them smiles spot on.

-And there's always plenty of

-surprises when the WAG's on holiday.

-I have to sunbathe naked.

-Salam alaikum. Welcome to my home

-in Marrakech. Come inside.

-Jude's invited us

-to spend a few days with her...

-..at her grand holiday home

-in Morocco.

-This is my palace, Villa Jude.

-What do you think?

-It's wonderful.

-This is the home Jude bought

-with ex-husband Djibril Cisse...

-..nine years ago on an

-exclusive estate outside Marrakech.

-This is where I come to relax...

-..after a hard day's work

-having fun in the sun.

-Life's hard, Jude.

-It really is, but not when I'm here.

-It's really relaxing here.

-This place has a nice ambience.

-I feel very much at home.

-The staff make my stay

-really, really nice too.

-They do a lot of running around

-so that I can chillax.

-When I'm with the children at home

-it's lots of work...

-..but when I come here by myself...

-..I just like drinking,

-eating, sleeping and nothing else.

-I'm taking you

-through to the kitchen now...

-..for you to meet my staff.

-This is Moses.

-Moses looks after me.

-He does everything for me.

-This is Siam.

-She does all the cooking.

-Do you like this kind of food?

-Do you like this kind of food?

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-Yes, I do. She's a good cook.

-She cooks for me

-every time I come here.

-So what is she like then, Moses?

-You have to tell the truth.

-What am I like?

-Maybe chicken tagine.

-No, what am I like as a person,

-not what do I like to eat!

-For the person?

-For the person?

-

-Yes.

-She like the tall man.

-No, not what kind of men I like,

-what am I like as a person?

-Me? What am I like? Describe me.

-Aah. Good size.

-He's very funny.

-He's a real character, isn't he?

-That's it.

-That's it.

-

-That's it, just a good size?

-Good size, good eyes and good smile.

-Jude has started renting out

-the villa as a holiday home...

-..to supplement her income.

-Every time she comes to Marrakech...

-..she has work to do

-to keep the house in order.

-I rent out the house in Morocco,

-so there's a lot of upkeep here.

-I have a meeting tomorrow with

-a manager who manages the house...

-..and pays the bills when I'm not

-here, so there's lots of accounting.

-You have to go through the figures

-to see if they all add up.

-You have to check how many glasses

-have been broken or whatever.

-It's a lot of work - it's not hard

-work but it's work all the same.

-The villa accommodates 14 people.

-One room is specifically for Jude.

-It's nice but I don't know how much

-sleep she had in here last night.

-Just three hours.

-Why, where were you last night?

-I went out last night

-because it was the weekend.

-I brought a friend along

-who's never been to Marrakech.

-Let me

-take you through to my bathroom.

-I haven't had time to clean.

-This is where I come

-to have a relaxing bath.

-Sometimes. Never!

-I have lots of clothes -

-look at my bikinis.

-Don't you have somewhere

-to keep them?

-Yes. Shall I show you

-my dressing room? This way.

-I knew there'd be somewhere

-to keep her collection of shoes...

-..bags and sunglasses.

-I need a place

-to keep all my sunglasses.

-How many do you have?

-Not quite as many as back home.

-No, not quite.

-These are my shoes and bags.

-So you do dress up

-when you come here?

-Do you like dressing up to go out?

-No, not really.

-I dress more casually.

-You don't feel as if

-you have to wear designer gear.

-It's really relaxed here.

-I'm sure a hat is a must.

-I always wear a hat because I have

-a pea head - I don't have much hair.

-The older I get the less hair

-I have, so I have to put the hat on.

-It's hot here.

-It's hot here.

-

-Yes, it is. It's nice, isn't it?

-So this is the terrace.

-It overlooks the swimming pool.

-There's my friend Charlotte.

-Hello. Say hi.

-Hi, Charlotte!

-How are you?

-Charlotte comes from Bangor.

-As I mentioned,

-she's here for the first time.

-I think she's a bit hungover.

-We got in at half past six.

-That's what

-I struggle with in Marrakech.

-People go out for food

-at 10 o'clock at night...

-..they go to clubs

-at one or two and finish and five...

-..before going for another pizza.

-I don't do it often

-so I'm happy we did it last night...

-..so that I can say, "I did it.

-41 and I still can do it."

-Did you meet anyone interesting?

-Yes, I met a lot

-of interesting people last night.

-Anyone in particular?

-Not really.

-Not really.

-

-Who's texting you?

-I don't know, some guy.

-What's his name?

-What's his name?

-

-I don't want to say.

-Do you feel ready

-to have fun and meet someone?

-I really feel ready. I'm

-feeling good and my kids are good.

-My life's good,

-so, yes, I feel ready.

-But I'm not looking.

-I don't have to!

-Come on, I'm going down.

-Downstairs she shows me why she had

-a row with the neighbours yesterday.

-Someone chopped down

-the bamboos yesterday...

-..and I started

-freaking out with them, saying...

-.."What are you doing

-with my bamboos?"

-Why?

-Why?

-

-Because I have to sunbathe naked...

-..so I don't want people to see me.

-I don't want to see

-someone else's house...

-..and I don't want them

-to see my house either...

-..because I want to take off

-my clothes and do nothing, really.

-It's not often I get to do that,

-so I want to make the most of it.

-Hopefully the bamboos

-will grow back quickly.

-Ladies, your lunch is ready.

-Siam has prepared a feast

-for lunch...

-..and as always, Moses is at hand.

-I'm comfortable with Moses and Siam.

-I have a lot of banter with them,

-as you've probably heard.

-But I'm still

-not very comfortable...

-..having them do everything for me.

-He says, "Madame, do you want

-something?" "No, leave me alone!"

-Can I have some water,

-please, Moses?

-They derive pleasure from making you

-feel good when you come here.

-That's important for me because

-I want clients to feel the same.

-I want them to go away saying

-they had a great time at Villa Jude.

-This beetroot is just heaven.

-The temperature reaches 36 degrees

-by the afternoon.

-It's too hot to do anything

-except relax at the pool.

-What are you drinking?

-What are you drinking?

-

-I'm drinking spiced rum.

-It that your tipple?

-Yes, it's mellow and funny.

-Whatever makes me laugh...

-..then I'll drink it!

-In Part 2 Jude takes us shopping

-to the souks of Marrakech.

-It's a bit different

-from Harvey Nichols or Selfridges!

-And she gets a real taste

-for the city's nightlife.

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-The heart of Marrakech

-is the Old Town, the Medina...

-..where Jude is keen to bring us...

-..to search for bargains

-in the souks.

-The word souk means market

-for people like us.

-It's a place you come

-to buy things cheaply.

-Haggling is a must.

-If someone says,

-"Give me 500 dirhams"...

-..you walk away and say,

-"I'll give you 250."

-Look at the monkeys.

-It's different.

-Few places

-have retained this culture.

-I can be in

-a luxurious environment at home...

-..have luxurious goods...

-..and go to luxurious restaurants...

-..and then I can some here

-and see traditional things.

-There's a special atmosphere here.

-It's very different. I've never been

-to a country like this.

-That's why I love it.

-It's time to venture into

-the hustle and bustle of the souks.

-Though we're in north Africa,

-Jude feels completely at home.

-Hiya.

-Non, merci!

-Apres! Apres!

-It's a bit different from

-Harvey Nichols or Selfridges!

-Hi. How are you?

-I'm good, yes, thank you.

-I'm good, yes, thank you.

-

-Happy? We're in Morocco happy?

-Lovely jubbly!

-See you later.

-I'm really famous in Marrakech.

-Everyone says, "It's Jude, look!"

-That's how people are here.

-They're in your face!

-Friendly.

-Friendly.

-

-Yes, that's it.

-When I came here the first time, I

-was a little out of my comfort zone.

-People were really friendly.

-A little bit too friendly.

-But I've got used to it by now.

-Madame, please?

-I'm a five. 38.

-What colour would you want?

-What colour would you want?

-

-I don't know, maybe pink?

-How much are they?

-How much are they?

-

-For you, 250.

-It's expensive.

-It's expensive.

-

-It's no suede, it's leather.

-There's no shortage of things to

-buy here and prices are reasonable.

-That's your size. Beautiful.

-That's your size. Beautiful.

-

-Beautiful? It goes with my dress?

-Yes.

-Who knows what Jude will fancy next?

-I like this. How much is that?

-1,500.

-1,500?

-1,500?

-

-How much is that, Jude?

-150 euros?

-Yes, it's not bad.

-It'd be nice to keep one at home

-when I'm preparing food...

-..and someone comes to dinner.

-I can wear it when my friends

-from Marrakech dine at mine.

-Moroccans have their own fashion.

-I like this too.

-There are lots of traditional women

-wearing hijabs and long dresses.

-Am I putting it over my head?

-There are also lots of young girls

-wearing whatever they want to clubs.

-There's a real mix of people here.

-Since she's in Morocco,

-Jude wants to try the traditional.

-It suits her. She's comfortable in

-a style very different from her own.

-It's nice, isn't it? I like this.

-But I think

-I like the other colour more.

-You don't have this in this colour?

-No.

-Stall after stall still tempt her...

-..but the haggling

-becomes a headache.

-I thought you said

-two grams is two euros?

-No, one gram is two dirham.

-That's 20 cents.

-What you want to buy,

-I'll make you a good price.

-But Jude has a good nose

-for what's a bargain and what's not.

-I'm sure these are copies.

-Smell that leather.

-I have a fetish for leather!

-You're in the right place

-because there's leather all around.

-There's plenty of everything.

-It's heaven for a shopaholic.

-This one, this one.

-Spices.

-Spices.

-

-Is it really hot?

-No.

-20 dirham for one kilo.

-That's two euros,

-less than two pounds, you know?

-That's for one kilo,

-so you get a lot for your money.

-What's this? Snail cream?

-Snails?

-It's good for red.

-It's good for red.

-

-What? Snail?

-Like a snail, snail?

-Like a snail, snail?

-

-Yes.

-I can't see Jude putting snails on

-her face, no matter how cheap it is!

-Back at the villa and she seizes

-the chance to relax by the pool.

-She's posted several photos

-of herself sunbathing...

-..on Twitter and Instagram.

-Some people

-have been quick to judge her.

-You get one or two people saying,

-"Look, there she is again...

-"..away without the kids."

-They don't understand.

-I'm not just here without

-the children, I'm working out here.

-You do have time to yourself during

-the day when it's too hot to work.

-And why not?

-What's the plan for tonight?

-I don't know yet.

-We've said we're not going out.

-We're thinking

-of perhaps going out to dinner.

-What are you saying, Charlotte?

-Are we going out?

-Do you want to go out to dinner?

-Do you want to go out to dinner?

-

-Of course they're going out.

-They only have two nights left.

-Three hours later

-and Jude and Charlotte have come...

-..to one of Jude's favourite places.

-Hi, how are you?

-And there's a big welcome for them.

-And there's a big welcome for them.

-

-Good to see you again.

-This is Charlotte.

-It's her first time here.

-Welcome in Morocco.

-Welcome in Comptoir.

-This way, your table is ready.

-This way, your table is ready.

-

-Thank you. Bonsoir.

-Merci.

-I've been coming here for years...

-..so I've got to know people.

-I always get great service

-when I come here.

-I'm comfortable,

-I'm happy coming here.

-Perhaps in the beginning

-when I came here with my ex...

-..people knew who he was.

-I've got to know people through him

-and we've stayed friends.

-I like this place.

-Not only do you get good food,

-it's reasonably priced...

-..and you're entertained too.

-The pair have ordered a tagine...

-..a traditional stew with couscous.

-To health and happiness.

-As they enjoy the feast,

-a feast for the eyes awaits them.

-A lot of people think

-because it's a Muslim country...

-..you can't drink alcohol here,

-but you can.

-You're allowed to do things here...

-..that you're perhaps not allowed

-to do in the Middle East.

-There's more leeway in Marrakech,

-which is why tourists come here.

-And Jude is always happy

-to throw herself into the fun.

-There's no sign of them going home.

-They'll be dancing until sunrise.

-In Part 3,

-Jude prepares for the photoshoot.

-Argh, the water's hot!

-OK! Magazine's photographers have

-arrived and Jude is in her element.

-I'm not bad for an old bird, am I?

-Pretty cracking, darling.

-Pretty cracking, darling.

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-Oh, I actually fancy myself!

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-It's ten in the morning

-at Villa Jude in Marrakech...

-..and there's no sign

-of Jude and Charlotte.

-Chances are

-it was a late night last night.

-Good morning.

-Good morning.

-

-Good morning. How are you?

-Fine, thanks. Raring to go again.

-No, to be honest, I'm tired.

-Good night last night?

-Good night last night?

-

-Yes, it was a really good night.

-I had a lot of fun. I didn't

-drink much because I have to work.

-The work is to prepare her mind

-and body for the big day tomorrow.

-I'm doing a photoshoot at home...

-..with OK! Magazine.

-I have to get up at 6.00am

-because we're shooting at 8.00am.

-It's good to be in the magazines but

-it requires a lot of preparation.

-I want a pedicure and manicure.

-This country's dusty and I wear

-flip-flops for most of the day...

-..and the skin hardens,

-so it'll be nice to have a pedicure.

-Morning, ma'am.

-How are you feeling today?

-Good, thank you. A little tired.

-You want some tea?

-You want some tea?

-

-Yes, please.

-I didn't bring this many men

-home last night. I came alone.

-I came home early, right?

-For a change.

-Thank you.

-If you want something, just call me.

-I will do. Moses!

-I'm joking!

-Oh, Moses!

-I'm just joking. Thank you.

-I'd discussed doing

-an OK! photoshoot with my agent.

-We said, "OK, it's going to happen

-on Wednesday, blah-de-blah."

-I didn't hear anything back,

-so I sent him a message saying...

-.."Is this going ahead or what?"

-I hadn't really prepared for it...

-..before coming here...

-..and then I received a phone call

-to say I was doing it.

-Since the confirmation was late,

-Jude's in a hurry...

-..to make herself ready.

-Hello, Jude.

-Her feet

-are the first to get attention.

-You come with me for your pedicure.

-You come with me for your pedicure.

-

-Thank you.

-It's nice

-to sit down and be pampered.

-How do you feel about the shoot?

-How do you feel about the shoot?

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-Fine. I feel fine.

-I don't know what I'm wearing

-but I'll figure it out tonight.

-How many different outfits

-do they want?

-I don't know, I haven't asked.

-You know what I'm like,

-I'm impulsive, aren't I?

-Hopefully she'll be quick to choose

-a nail colour, then.

-Thank you.

-I think I quite like this one.

-I think I quite like this one.

-

-This one is good?

-Yeah, it's very natural

-and it's nice with a suntan.

-I've gone for

-a really plain colour, to be honest.

-It's called Step Right Up.

-It's a nudy, pearly shade because

-it goes well with a suntan too.

-Don't you like vibrant colours?

-No, I don't know what I'm wearing,

-so I'd better play it safe...

-..and go for something neutral.

-Look how pretty they look.

-Later that evening...

-..Jude heads to the Old Town

-for a more traditional treatment.

-A hammam is a type of spa...

-..where Moroccans go

-to cleanse their bodies.

-This is where I come

-to cleanse my body.

-Is this for the photoshoot?

-Yes. It exfoliates my entire skin.

-That's what a hammam is,

-essentially...

-..but they use massage techniques.

-They use special gloves.

-A bit like a scratch mitten.

-They also use black olives, so I'm

-going to be coated in black olive.

-Bonjour, madame.

-We follow her

-into the windowless steam room...

-..to see

-what exactly will happen to Jude.

-Bloody hell! Argh!

-The water's hot!

-The body is sprayed

-with piping hot water...

-..before the skin is cleansed.

-I feel like I'm in heaven.

-This is a body mask.

-A clay mud mask

-with lavender, verbena, rose...

-..and jasmine

-is applied to her skin.

-It's the mud bit that gets me.

-I don't feel good

-having mud smeared on me.

-Fair play, covering yourself with

-mud isn't a natural process, is it?

-The mud must be left on the skin

-for a few minutes to dry.

-This makes me feel like

-my body's ready...

-..for whatever tomorrow

-will throw at me.

-I feel clean.

-I feel as if I'm shining.

-Squeaky clean!

-The following day at the villa.

-Cool. Alright, let's go.

-Lorna and Karl from OK! Magazine

-have arrived to photograph Jude.

-You're getting them smiles spot on.

-OK! is keen

-to capture the villa's luxury...

-..and find out about Jude's life

-since she and Djibril divorced.

-That's a nice shot. That's gorgeous.

-I'm liking these pictures. I'm

-very critical of myself normally.

-It's a real treat.

-We literally spend our lives

-making homes look bigger...

-..and today

-we don't need to do that.

-Just a few more.

-It's going really well.

-I'm really pleased with my photos.

-I don't often like my photos.

-I'm self-critical.

-That's a nice shot.

-It's when you zoom in,

-I go, 'Oh, God!'

-I feel relaxed

-and Lauren makes me feel good too.

-It's better when you work with

-someone who helps you relax...

-..and makes it fun.

-Put your back towards the bar again.

-Yeah, that's the one.

-And give me that lovely smile.

-That's the smile we love.

-It's hard because you

-have to think about your stance...

-..how you hold

-your shoulders and hands...

-..and how you smile.

-Chin down, chin up.

-Cool!

-I think we've got it there, girl.

-This is good

-for your muscles in your legs.

-I can feel the muscles

-and the muscles in my cheeks.

-Every shot is scrutinized...

-..and after all the preparation,

-Jude is unhappy with her hair.

-The way it just sticks out there.

-We should've looked at the

-beginning. Let's pin it back.

-We'll do a couple more

-just to make sure we've got it.

-Should I put the tea here?

-That's exactly what I was thinking.

-Normally we do

-six looks in six locations.

-But today

-maybe we'll do more than that.

-We're spoilt for choice.

-Nice smile.

-And just a baby tilt that way.

-Jude is glamorous.

-She's got great clothes,

-great style...

-..so, yeah,

-she's a great model to photograph.

-A perfect candidate, really.

-Six hours since the shoot began

-and just two outfits left.

-Beautiful. That's it, nice.

-God, I thought I was quite fit.

-Tell you what, this is hard work.

-You look it, girl, you look it!

-Oh, I actually fancy myself!

-Very, very sexy.

-Shame you didn't get

-the palm tree and this palm tree.

-I wanted to wear outfits

-that you'd wear on holiday.

-Things you'd wear in the sun.

-Things you'd wear in the sun.

-

-A bit warmer. That lovely smile.

-We've got it.

-I like the hand on the hip thing.

-I like the hand on the hip thing.

-

-It's nice and natural looking.

-I'm not bad for an old bird, am I?

-Pretty cracking, darling.

-The holiday is almost over

-and Jude is already planning...

-..her next trip to Morocco.

-I'm going to carry on coming here

-with the children.

-I've had a good time here, really.

-Having Charlotte with me helped.

-I had to take her out and

-go to places I don't often visit.

-I've been out a lot this time.

-How are you doing?

-Good to see you again.

-Hi, how are you?

-I've met some really nice people.

-I've been really happy this time.

-A week later

-and Jude's back home in Cheshire.

-OK! has hit the shelves...

-..and the headline

-has attracted a lot of attention.

-"I'm hopeful that I will get married

-again - I love being a wife!"

-That's true,

-but that's just saying...

-.."Get in there, guys,

-she's single, she's on the market."

-I've had a lot of offers

-on the back of this too.

-Lots of messages

-on Facebook and Instagram.

-A year after her divorce...

-..Jude is ready to discuss the split

-on the pages of a global magazine...

-..though Djibril is not so keen.

-Djibril wasn't at all happy

-that I did a magazine interview.

-I doubt he'd be happy...

-..for the whole world to know

-what happened in our marriage.

-But for me, this was something

-I wanted to do...

-..because I thought, no,

-I have to stand up to him and say...

-.."This is not about what you want,

-this is about what I want"...

-..because I've moved on.

-I hope he'll move on in time.

-It's important to show the children

-and everyone else.

-I'm their role model.

-If I hadn't divorced him...

-..that says to my children, OK,

-this is acceptable, when it's not.

-You don't have to stay

-in a relationship like that.

-I'd prefer to get my side out there

-and then just move on.

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